A client is hospitalized due to complications of immobility. The laboratory results indicate the client has developed septicemia. Which factor may have septicemia?

When caring for the client with acute pancreatitis, which alterations does the provider recognize is consistent with the disease?

The provider is caring for a pediatric client whose parent reports that the child has been pulling at her ears, has a fever, and has been crying more than usual. The provider suspects the client may be experiencing which of the following?

An older adult tells you, “My friend just developed shingles and has a lot of pain. Is there a way for me to protect myself from it?” How should you respond?

In contrast to acute inflammation, chronic inflammation is characterized by which physiologic phenomena?

The provider is assessing a client who has bulimia nervosa. The provider would expect the assessment data to include that the client:

Which of the following are obesity-related disorders in patients with sedentary lifestyles? Select all that apply.

The provider is conducting the Rinne test. What is included in this test?

A mother who is with her son when a cast is removed from his arm asks the nurse “What is wrong with my son’s arm? It looks so small!” What is the best response?

A client who has sustained partial-thickness (second-degree) burns to 70% of total body surface area is arriving via ambulance to the emergency department. What aspect(s) of care will the provider perform as part of the immediate treatment protocol? Select all that apply.